COVID on Campus: What It’s Like to Run a University in a Pandemic?

<p>COVID-19 brought the lives of college students to an abrupt standstill – being in a classroom, a dormitory, a dining hall table with friends became risky activities overnight.</p> <p>How did universities navigate the impossible tradeoff between having students on campus with the risks of the coronavirus, and keeping students remote but putting their education in peril?</p> <p>Find out on this episode of <em>The Dose</em> podcast with Dr. Michael Drake, President of the University of California. Drake, who is also a member of <em>The Commonwealth Fund</em> Board of Directors, explains the decisions he made to keep students safe – and learning – on and off campus.</p> <p>Listen here, and then subscribe wherever you find your podcasts.</p>